Commission presses developer on parking, shared use and pedestrian access
Commissioners pressed the applicant to defend a 75‑space surface parking plan, asked staff to pursue shared parking options with an adjacent bank, and requested a clearer pedestrian access strategy across the site’s parking area.
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Parking and curbspace were recurring topics during the case 25069 review. Staff noted the Bridge Street code nominally requires 88 spaces but allows reductions for proximity to transit; the applicant said that, after market analysis and consultation, 75 spaces (one per unit) is the reasonable minimum for marketability. Dan Scheinman of TFG Housing Resources summarized the market approach: “We met with our market study analyst...the feedback we got was a minimum of 1 to 1.”
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